I am more interested in the "traction Motor" designed bogies.
Think this will be a major leap forward for self propelled  carriages and even ways and works vehicles. Big step for Auscision.
But I must say that I was troubled that my two lonely Victorian P Classes look like not getting their  H carriages for some time to come.
That is unless BRM don't have a joint release of H Cars as secret release? Live in hope Ha Ha

I am more interested in the "traction Motor" designed bogies.
Think this will be a major leap forward for self propelled  carriages and even ways and works vehicles. Big step for Auscision.
But I must say that I was troubled that my two lonely Victorian P Classes look like not getting their  H carriages for some time to come.
That is unless BRM don't have a joint release of H Cars as secret release? Live in hope Ha Ha

Kato produced bogie mounted coreless motor gearbox flywheel assemblies 10 years ago on their P42. Nothing new really.

MJW

I am more interested in the "traction Motor" designed bogies.
Think this will be a major leap forward for self propelled  carriages and even ways and works vehicles. Big step for Auscision.
But I must say that I was troubled that my two lonely Victorian P Classes look like not getting their  H carriages for some time to come.
That is unless BRM don't have a joint release of H Cars as secret release? Live in hope Ha Ha

Kato produced bogie mounted coreless motor gearbox flywheel assemblies 10 years ago on their P42. Nothing new really.

MJW

Right and SEM have made power bogies to measure for 30 years, but hardly anything to do with a new RTR model ???

I am more interested in the "traction Motor" designed bogies.
Think this will be a major leap forward for self propelled  carriages and even ways and works vehicles. Big step for Auscision.
But I must say that I was troubled that my two lonely Victorian P Classes look like not getting their  H carriages for some time to come.
That is unless BRM don't have a joint release of H Cars as secret release? Live in hope Ha Ha

Kato produced bogie mounted coreless motor gearbox flywheel assemblies 10 years ago on their P42. Nothing new really.

MJW

Right and SEM have made power bogies to measure for 30 years, but hardly anything to do with a new RTR model ???

I am more interested in the "traction Motor" designed bogies.
Think this will be a major leap forward for self propelled  carriages and even ways and works vehicles. Big step for Auscision.
But I must say that I was troubled that my two lonely Victorian P Classes look like not getting their  H carriages for some time to come.
That is unless BRM don't have a joint release of H Cars as secret release? Live in hope Ha Ha

Kato produced bogie mounted coreless motor gearbox flywheel assemblies 10 years ago on their P42. Nothing new really.

MJW

Right and SEM have made power bogies to measure for 30 years, but hardly anything to do with a new RTR model ???

That was a new RTR model, 10 years ago.

https://www.trains.com/mrr/news-reviews/reviews/staff-reviews/kato-usa-ho-scale-ge-p42-diesel-locomotive/

MJW

I am more interested in the "traction Motor" designed bogies.
Think this will be a major leap forward for self propelled  carriages and even ways and works vehicles. Big step for Auscision.
But I must say that I was troubled that my two lonely Victorian P Classes look like not getting their  H carriages for some time to come.
That is unless BRM don't have a joint release of H Cars as secret release? Live in hope Ha Ha

Kato produced bogie mounted coreless motor gearbox flywheel assemblies 10 years ago on their P42. Nothing new really.

MJW

Right and SEM have made power bogies to measure for 30 years, but hardly anything to do with a new RTR model ???

That was a new RTR model, 10 years ago.

https://www.trains.com/mrr/news-reviews/reviews/staff-reviews/kato-usa-ho-scale-ge-p42-diesel-locomotive/

MJW

Oh ok, a yankee model?  stopped looking at those models when we got Australian models. Going to be very interested if Auscision has to build most of their motor on top of the bogie though. Even SEM's beetle can go under the floor (another Australian producer) Come on guys? this is an Australian Company trying this and that is a big deal.
https://tinyurl.com/bdczt5ua

In N scale no less..   See the out of focus HO in the background.

In N scale no less..   See the out of focus HO in the background.

Noooo? look at couplings? Are you sure?
cheers

Auscision (and Australian Modeller) will have a new* item for sale in store and online tomorrow. And if you're in store you might want to check out the display cabinet as I suspect an unannounced (at least to the masses) future model might be hiding in there.

*new may mean a re-run. Instagram recently had pics of NDFF's and ADFF's including some that have liveries not previously done. And of course there's the 2nd run of NR's due any moment so it could be them. Or maybe the AHGX's that have also surfaced on instagram. so many possibilities.

Auscision (and Australian Modeller) will have a new* item for sale in store and online tomorrow. And if you're in store you might want to check out the display cabinet as I suspect an unannounced (at least to the masses) future model might be hiding in there.

*new may mean a re-run. Instagram recently had pics of NDFF's and ADFF's including some that have liveries not previously done. And of course there's the 2nd run of NR's due any moment so it could be them. Or maybe the AHGX's that have also surfaced on instagram. so many possibilities.

I am more interested in the "traction Motor" designed bogies.
Think this will be a major leap forward for self propelled  carriages and even ways and works vehicles. Big step for Auscision.
But I must say that I was troubled that my two lonely Victorian P Classes look like not getting their  H carriages for some time to come.
That is unless BRM don't have a joint release of H Cars as secret release? Live in hope Ha Ha

Kato produced bogie mounted coreless motor gearbox flywheel assemblies 10 years ago on their P42. Nothing new really.

MJW

Right and SEM have made power bogies to measure for 30 years, but hardly anything to do with a new RTR model ???

That was a new RTR model, 10 years ago.

https://www.trains.com/mrr/news-reviews/reviews/staff-reviews/kato-usa-ho-scale-ge-p42-diesel-locomotive/

MJW

Oh ok, a yankee model?  stopped looking at those models when we got Australian models. Going to be very interested if Auscision has to build most of their motor on top of the bogie though. Even SEM's beetle can go under the floor (another Australian producer) Come on guys? this is an Australian Company trying this and that is a big deal.
https://tinyurl.com/bdczt5ua

Auscision (and Australian Modeller) will have a new* item for sale in store and online tomorrow. And if you're in store you might want to check out the display cabinet as I suspect an unannounced (at least to the masses) future model might be hiding in there.

*new may mean a re-run. Instagram recently had pics of NDFF's and ADFF's including some that have liveries not previously done. And of course there's the 2nd run of NR's due any moment so it could be them. Or maybe the AHGX's that have also surfaced on instagram. so many possibilities.

WTY wagons (Goninan) are now available from Australian Modeller...

"Auscision HO Scale NSW WTY/NGTY/NGPF Grain Hopper re-run now available with four new packs.

NGH-40/41 WTY as built in PTC Blue & Silver with Black/Blue L7 and NGH-42/43 NGTY in Wagon Grime with Black/Blue L7. All four packs include a new body version with roofwalks and without pneumatics which was never offered with the first production run."
http://www.auscisionmodels.com.au/NGPF%20Grain%20Hopper.htm

And for those who still haven't figured out last week's release, it was the Tangara with "Transport Sydney Trains" logos and modified doors.
http://www.auscisionmodels.com.au/Tangara.htm